That's $15 a week for a loaf of bread and bag of avocados at Costco, and the house is a godawful teardown in Sun Valley for $500,000.
Alright, I did the math. If I stopped eating avocado toast every day, I would be able to afford a bad house in Los Angeles in 642 years.pic.twitter.com/nqhiqnQ07E
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Kaleb we don't MAKE avocado toast we buy it for $20 at brunch seven days a week
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Okay, new math: at $140 a week, I can buy that house in only 68.8 years. I would be 96 years old.
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I'm glad to see this post getting so much traction, since it damns my two worst enemies: millionaires and the California real estate market.
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HUGE NEWS: I wrote an unbelievably important article about how many avocados I have to stop eating to buy a house.http://www.mtv.com/news/3013436/no-war-but-the-class-war-bougie-breakfast-edition/ …
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It'd be pretty funny if this was the last article I ever wrote and I dropped out of society right now. But I'm *not* saying I will.
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The guy that said that got a check from his grandfather for $34k to start his first venture. http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/melbourne-developer-tim-gurner-took-a-punt-on-a-suburban-gym-and-built-a-property-empire/news-story/b6139b69077c6368c423395b9426dc51 …pic.twitter.com/MVBJoShzGm
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In Los Feliz I saw a million dollar property that I can best describe as the Room from the film Room. I'm fine w/ 700 years of brunch.
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Am i missing some youth trend?
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Do you have money for a down payment on a house? If so, then yes.
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I don't know what is going on
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some idiot thinks that millennials can't afford to buy homes because they buy avocados too often and smear them on toast
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How is that supposed to make any sense at all, even in his tiny mind
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...and with that conundrum, you're up to speed.
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